'We All Have Problems': OCD Awareness on Campus
For International OCD Awareness Week, Chris reflects on his personal journey with OCD and seeks to raise positive dialogue about mental health.
For International OCD Awareness Week, Chris reflects on his personal journey with OCD and seeks to raise positive dialogue about mental health.
Saba Nejad '18 explores the theme of "Escape" in this week's photo essay.
Post-Homecoming weekend, the Mirror editors return to Robo to produce this week's issue with the theme, "departures."
Our “Alma Mater” proclaims a campus of loyal sons and daughters of an idyllic “College on the Hill.” While the “Alma Mater” is sung on First-Year Trips by the incoming class and is played daily on the bells of Baker Library, it’s easy to forget why we recite these time-honored words.
It’s odd that we prepare our young adults for the “real world” by sending them to schools like Dartmouth — schools that, arguably, have little in common with the real world.
It’s a crisp fall afternoon. The leaves crunch beneath my feet, and my breath trails behind me in large puffs.
Maria looks at parental leave across America, as well as how it affects Hanover parents.
Janice analyzes the importance of DACA and the dynamics it builds.
Annie compares homestay experiences amongst Dartmouth students.
After listening to Jacob Kirkegaard's sound expedition in Fairchild, Numaira investigates the sounds of home.
Farid talks to self-proclaimed interior design experts on campus.
Julia looks around at Rauner to uncover the history of homecoming traditions.
Skyler interviews ENVS professor Terry Osborne about the community-based first-year seminar he teaches.
Laura ponders the true meaning of "home" as she reflects on her travels.
Ishaan photographs his meaning of the theme, "homecoming."
Eliza Jane talks to President Reagan's speech writer Peter Robinson '79.
Professor Wen Xing and students discuss the art of calligraphy.
Nikhita talks to members of improv groups on campus about their unscripted talents.
Christopher takes a look at the first edition manuscript of "Alice in Wonderland."
Featuring professors Sharlet and O'Malley, Maria explores the art of editing.